deacvision7
Mod Emeritus
I'd likely go Keenan and Ginn. Even without those bonuses, I think it's very close. Rhodes is probably going to shadow Thomas which means Brees is going to be spreading the ball elsewhere. Fleener and Ginn will likely be the beneficiaries. Ginn has been in 2-wide sets all preseason and I think he'll play a more significant role than just the deep ball Ginn we're used to. I think end of day AP is probably more likely to get a TD, but Ginn will be much better between the 20's.
Add in the bonuses and where Ginn is far more likely to get any of those and he's the play. Not to mention you're the underdog in the matchup no matter what you play but if Thomas doesn't have a good game, Ginn is the strong leverage play.
(jk, I'll give that some serious thought and might move that way. Good insight.)